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The statewide indoor mask mandate will expire at 11:59 p.m. on March 25 along with the Safe Travels program.
The popular visitor attraction will only allow residents and property owners into the area.
While counties in Hawaiʻi repeal emergency Covid rules, the state's indoor mask mandate still stands.
Starting March 26, domestic travelers will no longer need to quarantine or show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to enter the state.
For the first time in two years, Oʻahu will not be operating under an emergency order regarding COVID-19.
The Waikīkī SPAM Jam, Duke's OceanFest and more O‘ahu festivals are back this year.
Starting today, having a booster shot—while still recommended—will not be required for fully vaccinated activities on Maui.
You read that right, HAWAIʻI Magazine will be back in print starting with our upcoming Readers' Choice Awards issue.
The mandatory quarantine period has dropped from ten days to five, along with a slew of other COVID-19 regulation changes.
Maui County changes its definition of being “fully vaccinated.”
Hawai‘i has had a rollercoaster of a year, so let's take a look back at some of the biggest stories and news that dominated the headlines.
Here's how to stay safe and what to expect as Hawaiʻi reports over a thousand COVID-19 cases a day.
With Sunday already a restricted day, tour operators and rental companies will only be able to operate tours during weekdays.
For the third year in a row, the Honolulu Festival will be called off.
From Willie K's rendition of “O Holy Night” to Henry Kapono’s cover of “Merry Christmas to You,” here are a few Hawaiʻi-Christmas songs you’ll love, curated by HAWAIʻI Magazine staff.
